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I have a pretty good pop up , its a eurohike blackout , it cracking for camping with my friends and a carry out, though for festivals i still buy a 2 man of ebay in the middle of winter , you get a decent one for like £15 and then just leave them usually.

i meen last years T there was so much love juice in the fabric i took out the poles and it was still rigid .... :rolleyes:

Yes Yes ... I am Peter North :ph34r:

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My old tent was a pop up tent and done me for 7 festivals. One of which was horrible rain.

If you get the right one they are fine. Make sure, like any normal tent, that it's double skinned and it'll be waterproof.

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I posted this on the T forum and still stand by it when talking about 'best campsites'

Who's to say a site is the same every year anyway, it's what you make of it.

As long as it's flat, not in a ditch(water logged)and not near toilets it's a good spot. I prefer to be away from walk ways but I know people who don't.

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I've camped in the purple bit both times and it has been perfect, yellow seemed decent as well. I think the red bit just seems like it's been shoved on the side and is too far away so I wouldn't camp there.

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i don't know where we camped but i remember it was up a hill :rolleyes:

it was a nice wee area, we never got any hassle, never have at rockness.

also i had a pop up last year, no rain got in:D

i couldn't fold it away correctly so i almost blew away on monday but other than that it was splendid :ph34r:

(i have since mastered the art)

hello everyone :lol:

you seem like a friendly bunch

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i don't know where we camped but i remember it was up a hill :)

it was a nice wee area, we never got any hassle, never have at rockness.

also i had a pop up last year, no rain got in:D

i couldn't fold it away correctly so i almost blew away on monday but other than that it was splendid :unsure:

(i have since mastered the art)

hello everyone :O

you seem like a friendly bunch

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